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Use when ending a coding session and you want to capture handoff state, commit all current changes, and push the branch. Symptoms - you finished a work slice, updated HANDOFF state, and want one repeatable closeout flow instead of running handoff, commit, and git push separately.
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| name | session-wrap-commit-push |
| description | Use when ending a coding session and you want to capture handoff state, commit all current changes, and push the branch. Symptoms - you finished a work slice, updated HANDOFF state, and want one repeatable closeout flow instead of running handoff, commit, and git push separately. |
Use this at the end of a focused work session after implementation and verification are already done. It captures the durable session state first, then creates a commit from the current diff, then pushes the current branch.
# 1. Refresh the repo handoff state before committing
handoff-detect
sed -n '1,220p' "$(handoff-detect)"
sed -n '1,220p' "$(handoff-detect | sed 's/\.yaml$/.state.yaml/')"
# 2. Verify you are on the expected branch
git branch --show-current
# If the output is 'main', STOP — do not commit to main directly.
# 3. Stage everything for the closeout commit
git add -A
# 4. Inspect the staged change for commit message generation
git diff --cached --stat
git diff --cached
# 5. Non-blocking secret scan on the staged diff
git diff --cached | redact --level minimal --audit
# 6. Commit with a generated conventional message
git commit -m "<type: short description>"
# 7. Push the current branch to its configured upstream
git push
<type>: <short description>feat: for new behaviorfix: for bug fixesdocs: for handoff-only updatesrefactor: for internal restructuringchore: for maintenance changes| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
handoff-detect exits 2 | Create or migrate the repo handoff first with the handoff workflow |
redact reports findings | Review the staged diff, but do not block automatically unless the content is actually sensitive |
nothing to commit | Stop after the diff check; there is no closeout commit to create |
1Password: agent returned an error during commit | Unlock 1Password and retry git commit |
git push says no upstream configured | Run git push -u <remote> <branch> once, then reuse plain git push |
| push rejected because remote moved | Pull/rebase explicitly before retrying; do not force-push by default |